Enterprise D: Deck 12 quarters located along the rim of double windows on the ventral saucer. Having checked everywhere online, I don't think anyone has ever visualised this area before outside of the plans in Rick Sternbach's TNG Technical Manual.

I forgot about this night shot.

Leaving Veridian.

Type 18-H Shuttlecraft SC4. Janeway's Starfleet Command Shuttle No.4 from Endgame.

The plain version.

Enterprise D. Original concept for the Cetacean Habitation network as imagined by Andrew Probert. Sternbach changed the complex completely in his Technical Manual but here it is based on Andrew's 80s drawing.

Night-time running.

The DS9 Technical Manual Runabout. I love this book, the graphics are terrific! Always wanted to have a crack at redoing some of them to just bring them up to date.

USS Odyssey NCC71832. Deck 1: Observation Lounge.

Different view. Model craft to be added to display case when I have the energy.

My reimagining of a famous Imperial Dalek graphic.

The red AARU dalek. Dr Who and the Daleks.

Enterprise D: Deck 12 Quarters. Just a theoretical take done at 4am on a Samsung S21.

36 years.

1701-D: The Calypso Lounge. The large recessed windows at the tip of the ventral saucer are for a diplomatic arrivals lounge for Calypso. Senior officers would assemble here in full dress uniform. TNG made heavy use of transporters so this was never shown.

Nerdiest thing I’ve noticed so far. Display from main bridge, All Good Things. No third nacelle.

I don’t think these were crew quarters but they’d have a great view if they were! You’d need blackout blinds to counteract that warp flash though 😎

1701-D: The cavernous hangar of Shuttlebay One.

1701-D: Interconnecting corridor from Main Bridge down to Observation Lounge. Some depict this as a ramp and some a small stairwell. Stage 9 went with stairwell.

DS9: The Jem’ Hadar. I love how they couldn’t use the Enterprise D standing sets so to depict the Galaxy Class USS Odyssey, they kitbashed a whole new one.